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Metso Corporation (Finland): Transaction with Outotec Oyj (Finland) Changes in Russell RAFI™ Index Series Metso Corporation (Finland): Transaction with Outotec Oyj (Finland) Changes in Russell RAFI™ Index Series 24 June 2020 Further to the FTSE Russell Notice on 09 June 2020 and subject to the completion of the all-share combination of Metso Corporation's (Finland, constituent) minerals business with Outotec Oyj (non constituent), alongside the remaining component of Metso Corporation retaining its listing under the new name of Neles, please see details of affected indexes and effective dates below: Effective From Index Start of Trading Russell RAFI Global Index 01 July 2020 03 July 2020 Russell RAFI Global Large Company 01 July 2020 Index Effective From Index Start of Trading 03 July 2020 Russell RAFI Developed Index 01 July 2020 03 July 2020 Russell RAFI Developed Large 01 July 2020 Company Index 03 July 2020 Russell RAFI Global ex US Index 01 July 2020 03 July 2020 Russell RAFI Global ex US Large 01 July 2020 Company Index 03 July 2020 Russell RAFI Developed ex US 01 July 2020 Index Effective From Index Start of Trading 03 July 2020 Russell RAFI Developed ex US 01 July 2020 Large Company Index 03 July 2020 Russell RAFI Europe Index 01 July 2020 03 July 2020 Russell RAFI Europe Large 01 July 2020 Company Index 03 July 2020 *The number of shares is based on the demerger consideration terms of 4.3 new Outotec shares for every Metso Corporation share held. **The shares in issue and investability weight increase for Outotec Distribution Shares (now Metso Outotec) is based on the 1:1 combination with Outotec Oyj. Please note: The effective date has been updated following further information: Effective Wednesday 01 July 2020: A capital repayment will be applied to Metso Corporation to reflect the value of the demerger consideration. Outotec Distribution Shares will be added to the index with an RGS classification of 0810584 (Machinery: Industrial), this will be updated to 0810577 (Machinery Construction Equipment), effective from the open of Friday 03 July 2020. Metso Corporation’s (renamed Neles) RGS classification will be updated to 0830524 (Scientific Instruments: Control and Filter), effective from the open of Friday 03 July 2020. For further information please contact FTSE Russell Client Services at [email protected] or call: Australia +1800 653 680 Hong Kong +852 2164 3333 Japan +81 3 4563 6346 London +44 (0) 20 7866 1810 New York +1866 551 0617 Alternatively please visit our website at www.ftserussell.com Terms of Use | Copyright © 2020 FTSE Russell .
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